麻豆社

Jeremy Deller

11:00 - 18:00 | CCA | N/C 12+

Classic 麻豆社 documentaries showing daily at CCA Glasgow. Saturday highlights include interviews with J.R.R. Tolkien, Louise Bourgeois and Jeremy Deller, as well as Dreamgirls: Vogue photographer Guy Bourdin's personal archive of 8mm film; and Pop Goes the Easel: Ken Russells's fascinating 1962 film on an influential group of pop artists, which included Peter Blake and Pauline Boty, as they embarked on their careers.

12:30 | GFT | N/C 15+

Iranian artist Bahman Mohasses was celebrated in pre-revolutionary Iran but mysteriously disappeared, along with much of his art, after 1979. Before he died in 2010, filmmaker Mitra Farahani tracked him down to a hotel in Rome, frail but still formidable.

Director: Mitra Farahani

Preceded by the short film When the Song Dies, directed by Jamie Chambers. (12mins)

14:45 | GFT | N/C 15+

Described by one critic as 'the Buster Keaton of linguistics', Stuart Sherman remains an influential figure in the history of experimental film and performance. Combining interviews with friends and colleagues, extraordinary archive footage and re-enactments of his performances, this documentary reveals an utterly unique artist and his legacy.

Director: Robin Deacon

Preceded by the short film Notes on Blindness directed by Peter Middleton and James Spinney, who will introduce their film. (13min)

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15:30 | GFT | N/C 15+

Written and presented by Andrew Graham-Dixon, Artists of War is a forthcoming documentary series for 麻豆社 Four. In the years preceding World War One, David Bomberg, Walter Sickert and Paul Nash set out to paint a new world, but, as the century unfolded, found themselves working in the rubble.

In this special event, we will be joined by Andrew Graham-Dixon and director Phil Cairney who will discuss these artists and the making of the documentaries, showing exclusive footage from the series.

Director: Phil Cairney

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Premiere and discussion | 17:15 | GFT | N/C 15+

Exploring the evolution of Glasgow from industrial heartland to artistic centre, Our Glasgow visits studios, contemporary galleries and the famous Rennie Mackintosh designed Glasgow School of Art.

Our Glasgow is a frieze video premiere. frieze co-editor Jennifer Higgie will join us to host a special Q&A after the screening.

Director: Jesse Watt

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Screening & Discussion | 18:30 | GFT | N/C 15+

Thirty years after her death, Alice Neel remains one of the greatest portrait artists of the past century. In this exceptional documentary, Neel's grandson charts the struggles of her life as a woman artist, as a single mother and as a painter who defied convention.

An extraordinary documentary which reveals the sacrifices Alice Neel made to live and paint as she wanted. Andrew Neel will join broadcaster and art historian Tim Marlow to discuss the film after the screening.

Director: Andrew Neel

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Screening and specially filmed introduction by Martin Scorsese

21:00 | GFT | N/C 15+

Legendary Hollywood director Martin Scorsese has chosen Italianamerican for Art Screen audiences, exclusively from his own personal archive.

In this sensitive, illuminating and often funny documentary, Scorsese interviews his parents, Catherine and Charles Scorsese, in their modest apartment in New York's Little Italy.

Director: Martin Scorsese

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22:30 | CCA | N/C 15+

The city that never sleeps has inspired countless artists who've lived, worked and dreamed on the bustling playground of New York's streets.

In this vibrant documentary, filmmaker Cheryl Dunn pays tribute to the spirit of urban photography through a cinematic exploration of New York City, capturing the rush, perseverance, and often the danger customary to street photographers.

Director: Cheryl Dunn

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